EUR/USD Held 1.4 as Greek Worries Eased As the Greek drama developed, EUR/USD managed to hold on to 1.4 psychological level and staged an impressive rebound towards the end of the week. Fundamentally, there seems to finally reachable resolutions in the immediate and longer term Greece debt problems. European Union Economics Commissioner Olli Rehn pledged that Greece would receive the next tranche of payment from the EUR 110b EU/IMF bailout fund in early July to rollover maturing debts through September. . IMF has also agreed to release the payment should Greece pass the new austerity measures. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou announced a reshuffled cabinet on Friday with political heavyweight Evangelos Venizelos replacing George Papaconstantinou as Finance minister. The reshuffling should help Papandreou secure party backing for approving the austerity measures. So the near term problem should be eased for the moment. Full Report Here... | |
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